Current No. 2 Seen as Likely EM Caretaker in Short-run

With the Donald Trump administration coming to an end in a little over a week, longtime cleanup hand Todd Shrader is expected to take over as acting head of the Department of Energy’s Office of Environmental Management office until President-electric Joe Biden…

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Current No. 2 Seen as Likely EM Caretaker in Short-run

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